ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE 3

This is the last of three newsletters dedicated to our collections of ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS. Each collection contains tens and sometimes hundreds of examples. Below we list twenty collections in alphabetical order, from SLIDING ELEMENTS to WOODEN STRUCTURES. For a complete overview, see our ATLAS OF ARCHITECTURE. If you missed the previous newsletters, here they are: ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE 1 - ELEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE 2

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Emanuele Fidone Basilica paleocristiana di San Pietro, Siracusa. Siracusa, Italy

PHOTOS BY Lamberto Rubino

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Barozzi / Veiga Szczecin Filharmonia. Szczecin, Poland

PHOTOS BY George Messaritakis

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E2A Piet Eckert und Wim Eckert Architekten Escherpark. Zurich, Switzerland

PHOTOS BY Rasmus Norlander, Jon Naiman

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Blank Studio Design + Architecture The Xeros Residence. Phoenix, United States

PHOTOS BY Bill Timmerman

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Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Neue Nationalgalerie. Berlin, Germany

PHOTOS BY Rory Gardiner

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David Chipperfield Architects Museo Jumex. Mexico City, Mexico

PHOTOS BY Rory Gardiner

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LE CORBUSIER Mill Owners' Association. Ahmedabad, India

PHOTOS BY Cemal Emden

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Jørn Utzon Can Lis, 1971-73. Mallorca, Spain

PHOTOS BY Chen Hao

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HERZOG & DE MEURON Elbphilharmonie. Hamburg, Germany

PHOTOS BY Iwan Baan, José Campos, Oliver Heissner, mi chenxing

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COBE New Copenhagen Kindergarten. Copenhagen, Denmark

PHOTOS BY Adam Mørk

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Snøhetta Times Square. New York, United States

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Jorge Vidal, Víctor Rahola Arquitecte Mont-Ras Winery. Mont-Ras, Spain

PHOTOS BY José Hevia

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act_romegialli GreenBox. Cerido, Italy

PHOTOS BY Marcello Mariana

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SANAA / Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa Zollverein School of Management and Design. Essen, Germany

PHOTOS BY Rasmus Hjortshøj - COAST

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Eduardo Souto de Moura Paula Rêgo Museum. Cascais, Portugal

PHOTOS BY Luis Ferreira Alves, Fernando Guerra / FG+SG

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Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter Romsdal Folk Museum. Molde, Norway

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Vudafieri Saverino Partners Mountain Stone House. Sondrio, Italia. Cranna - Valchiavenna, Italy

PHOTOS BY Paolo Valentini

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Kochi Architect's Studio 40 mq. Kanagawa, Japan

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Ard de Vries Valkenberg Estate. Twente, Netherlands

PHOTOS BY Kim Zwarts

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